Starting in fall 2024, Susquehanna University will be launching a new major in chemistry management. This program is a unique interdisciplinary offering from the School of Natural and Social Sciences and the Sigmund Weis School of Business. Students in this program will take courses in chemistry, management, accounting, economics, marketing, mathematics, and physics to gain a well-rounded understanding of both scientific principles and organizational dynamics.
The chemistry management major at Susquehanna University offers graduates a wide range of career opportunities. They may pursue roles in research and development, product management, consulting, entrepreneurship or even as scientific information liaisons in fields like public relations, political advising or lobbying. The program is designed to prepare students for success in both the scientific and business aspects of their chosen field.
Graduates of the chemistry management program will have a diverse skill set that combines scientific rigor with strategic business insight. This will make them well-equipped to succeed in a global marketplace where employers are increasingly seeking candidates who can bridge the gap between science and business. By driving innovation and success in various industries through the preparation of well-rounded and versatile graduates, Susquehanna University aims to meet the evolving needs of industry while providing students with valuable career opportunities.